Rabies

Well, obviously, worst case scenario is that you develop rabies and die. Probably a little less serious is that you develop a wound infection and possibly have to have a part of your body amputated.

Going on down the line of less serious would be that you have a little scar and a bad memory...

Seriously, though, if you are bitten by a dog that potentially has rabies, you should be seen immediately and evaluated. If the dog is yours, or someone you know owns the dog, you may need nothing more than to have the dog watched for a couple weeks. If all is well, and the dog remains healthy, you are probably safe from having rabies. If the dog is a stray and cannot be found to be tested, you need to have rabies immune globulin and start the rabies vaccination series. Go sooner, rather than later. Rabies will kill you if the full disease develops.

rabies is the organism called your face. It is more scientifically known as ourya acefa, or as faciem. If you don't like this answer, then you can just go to helll.

in other words its either a bacteria or a virus, or at least that's what i think. You should have realized by now that i have no clue what I'm talking about, and just typing to be typing. Well, seeya. hope you find your answer from someone more helpful than me :)

one million eight thousand four houndred and sixty nine

Mice, while they can contract rabies, as all warmblooded mammals, can, it is extremely rare and hasn't been documented in the U.S. This is because rabies is transferred through a bite, and even if the mouse was bitten by an infected animal, it wouldn't live through that sort of attack. Even if it did, the virus would kill it before it had a chance to spread it.

Tyra Banks did not actually fake having rabies; this narrative originated from a comedic segment on her talk show, "The Tyra Banks Show." In a skit designed to raise awareness about rabies and the importance of vaccinations, she humorously exaggerated her reactions to being "bitten" by a rabid animal. The skit aimed to entertain while also educating viewers about the serious nature of the disease. It was not a genuine claim but rather a theatrical performance for comedic effect.

After receiving an anti-rabies vaccine, it's important to do the following: keep the vaccination site clean and dry, monitor for any adverse reactions, and follow up with any additional doses as recommended by your healthcare provider. Avoid strenuous exercise or heavy lifting for a few days to allow your body to recover. Don't apply any creams or ointments to the injection site unless advised by a doctor, and avoid alcohol consumption immediately after vaccination, as it may affect your immune response. Always consult your healthcare provider for specific guidance tailored to your situation.

my rabies ba ang daga?

Only if the skunk has rabies.

The patron saints against rabies are:

* Denis

* Dominic de Silos

* Guy of Anderlecht

* Hubert of Liege

* Otto of Bamberg

* Sithney

* Walburga

Usually the smaller animals can get hydrophobia, but in and after some circumstances larger animals can get it. All mammals can get hydrophobia, or rabies. But obviously, those that are more exposed to infected animals, like those that live outside or in the wild, are more prone to infection. It is not uncommon for farm animals to succumb to rabies.

Rabies is transmitted only in Mammals (Animals with breasts) so it is not likely to be transmitted to Hen.

Dr Rahul Kalbhor

Usually animals that get rabies are carnivores, like cats, dogs, skunks. Hamsters are carnivores, they are herbivores. If an herbivore has rabies, it is probably because it was attacked by an animal with rabies and got away. This doesn't usually happen.

It depends on the bite. A leg or arm may take a week or so but the face or neck may take a few days. It can be treated with 12 painful shots, however, once the symptoms start, there is very little chance of survival unless you have a strong immune system or immune to the virus altogether.

Additional info:

Rabies can be in the body for many months before showing signs and symptoms. When it does, there is very little chance of survival. As above, the place a bite occurs, can determine how fast it travels to the central nervous system.

It depends if the feral cat had rabies and if your cat has had a vaccine. If it has, you probably are in no danger. However, you should still bring him/her to the vet's office, just in case.

Yes, though it is very rare. You must come in direct contact with the blood or saliva of an infect person.

viruses.

All four of those Infectious Diseases are caused by viruses. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is the name of the virus that causes AIDS. The common cold is usually caused by the rhinovirus (up to 40% of colds), or Coronaviruses (about 20%), but there are more than 200 viruses that can cause the common cold. Viruses also cause the flu, there are three types of human influenza viruses, Types A, B and C and many subtypes and strains of each of those types.

No geese can not get rabies. Only mammals are built to be able to get rabies.

dont know about that,mine have to be re vaccinated every two years!

Rabies virus is killed by drying and ultraviolet light. For you satisfaction, you can clean the room with phenol and send the cloths for washing in hot water.

first answer: I think you should have shots every year.

second answer: No.

more details: Whether or not pet rabbits need shots depends on where you live. In the UK, for instance, they do. In Canada, on the other hand, they don't. It depends on what diseases are in the local environment. Talk to your vet and they can tell you if shots are necessary. See the related questions below for details and links.

That is a matter of debate. Rabies is caused by a virus. While the general consensus of scientists is that viruses are not alive, there is some debate about it.

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